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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

A nota ble nesaiag wst bold lsss week IN
Burliagion, 10 symps,liEs With The lrish
10 their parliamentary contests With Eng
isud. Col CLARKE Of the Rutlsnd Benaa
who sss cue The speakers Al The meeting.
.pesss Of il A. folloss
The Esglish thibl that these American
meetings are orssnissd aud governed BY
lrishmen ana that Ameiicshs Who take
part are merely after the Irish vote, II
this IL 20 elsewhere. II was pot si Burling-
Ion The meeting -ss instituted ard the
preparations we're made by native Amsfi
caps mofe than by Irish Americans. Gov.
Ormsbre presided aud before going IN | g
asked 20 seo The resolutions, 90 as 10 make
sure they contained nothing but vhat be
believed q majority oi the people Of Nes-
mont ~oald wish 10 say. His speech. and
tlal Of Hon. Henry Ballard Of Burlington
in Introducing him, soupded ID. hey note
Of conservatism but Of earnesi protest.
Other speakers followed IN the same
vein Friends Of Eaelana wed with the
tpecisl champions Of Ireland 10 condemn
ing the pending bill A. yiolslise 81 tho
fundamental pripcipls Of Euglish consti-
inti0n. a, a In deploriog the land system
tenure Which has so long ADD 80 sorely
oppft SEED the Insh tba, they cannot en-
dnrA without diFqniet
.'Bnt there wss only one opinion 10 re-
ssri 10 the commission 81 crime. Every
form Of ofiause that the hill aims at Was
condsmned by the speakers. whether they
we're clerical. Irish or Americans And
the eammpuistic ideas OF Henry George
aed Dr. MeGlynn, though not connected
~ith their name we're distinctly repudisted
l., pii.,ts aud lawyers alike aud their ut
tersnees sere received with the grestest
applsnse
lie provisions Of the bill we're ex
plainei sud easily understood The pro
posed alb litiou Of trial by jury In certain
casss, aud transportation to England for
trial un recommendation Of the attorney
general. we're universally considered a
grave subyersion. so FAR as ireland is ron
ceruej. Of the Great Charter, which is
reyer,d 10 England aud America alike.
aud Que OF the speakers quoted from the
American Declaration OF Independence,
showing that the worst charges preferred
by our forelathers against George Third
uhNc cuhihctrfiHru Isukihuu Iectut nuu
proposed treatment Of Ireland.
"And yet, not a single speaker adyocat-
ed Irish independence or resort to any
form OF force. Patience, wisdom, forbear
ance we're counseled TO the long suffering
people Of Ireland. and liberaliy, justice
aud progress were commended to the Eng
lish 1t was the earnest belief OF all pres
ent that coercion, other than that which
belongs to free country and an enlight.
eued age, will make stupendous failure.
1t will harm England more than it can
possibly harm Ireland. and in the end,
unless the people Of England are different
from what we suppose them to be, it will
arouse their conscience TO that great fact
10 popular government that responsibility |
is the best whip and rein Of free people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12
ARLINGTON.

AhlslNtlUNs
Harry Bundy has returned to Hoosick
Falls, having recovered from his illness.
Miss Miltimore and Miss Marble are
here from New York, and expect to stay
all summer They will board at the Bart.
lett House.
The Arlington House has been much
improved by paint and calsemime, more
trees have been set out, the grounds i'm
proved, etc.
e. c. Woodwork, of the firm q
Woodwork & Canfell, has returned from
New York with fine stock OF new goods
for the spring trade.
Mr.. +. West has purchased q fine
pair Of horses of NJ Knight, which will be
OF service to him in his extensive farming
and lumber business.
w. G. Farnham. who was foreman for
G. W. Miltimore while his shops we're 10
operation here, has gone to Chicago and
expects to main there His family will
go in the fall.
AT the last regular meeting of Dudley
Post, g. A. r., arrangements we're made
for the observance Of Memorial Day. A
special meeting will be held Saturday
evening, May Il, TO complete the arrange
ments. Speaker Grout, of Derby, will
deliver the address. The Arlington band
will furnish the instrumental music and
the usual glee club the vocal music. The
different committees will appear in .
future issue OF the JOURNAL,
We copy from ;he Rutland Herald the
following interesting bit OF Information
which was obtainel from the widow Of
Captain Cyrus Garfield. Mrs Chloe Hurd
Can ield now in her I'D year: 1T proba
bl, i, Dot generally knosn That the first
mill ior saving marble IN Vermont was
Oullt ~ Arlington by Captain G, rms Can
Ii ia abJat 1912 IL hal but onr gang OF
SAWS ami sas driven hl au nud rsho,
Aatefsi,ei abunt tilfe,. feet Ia diameter.
Tie sand was dIird on slab VI marble
over a II e 1t was then pat 10 hopper
over tie gang 81 SANS TIE -apd and
afrf @,re teen allowed to run npon a
b ard. shich IA pruyes "a il, diverging
ron the puiut v heie ihr sand aud wat,r
mixed H. rach Que 81 tue save, ~ tina.
WHEN obce won d mp 1t would rnu for
y Ilmr sirhont ATTY attention, Nothing
now f-nsi of the original mill but
the old -lali witch lies half buried iu
the drblis Tb,re we're several mills
built later. anil owned aud run by Gslen
Caniield o. 4 A d Canfrld. and West.
Canf-li Go The marble business for
q ins IL years was a successful industry.
The stone. both white and blue, was
81 good quality, taking fine polish
and wearing we'll As the monuments
aud stones 10 the old grave yards
bear witness The water power which
carried these mills is nov owned by T. M.
Laihrop aud used for Prist mill and in
the manufacturing OF doors. ssshes and
blinds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

Hoa. Nelson Gay Of Gaysville was
thrown from his carriage Saturday alter
noon aud received iojuries from which be
died lev hours later The sad accident
happened in Bethel Mr. Gay VAS driv'
ing to the home OF bis sister 10 law. Mrs
Stearus in that place. aud when opposite
the house the bit broke 10 the horse,
mouth snd the animal. which WAS aspirit
ed e. ,srned too quickly into tbs car
risse- cay aud striking an obstruction,
threw Mr. Gay from the carriage head
foremost.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12
ENJOY LIFE.

What truly beautiful world We live iul
Nature gives us grandeur OF mountains,
glens aud oceans, aud thousands OF means
Of enjoy ment. We can desire no better
when IN perfect health; but how often do
the majority OF people feel like giving II
up dishesrtene d. discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there lie DO occas.
ion for this feeling, as avery snfferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof, that
Green's August Fiowr. will make them
free from disease. Is when born. Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint are the direct
causes Of seventy five per cent. OF snch
malsdies as Bilonsness, Indigestion. Sick
Headache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostra.
tion. Dizziness OF tue Head, Pslpitrstion
OF the Heart, and other distressing symp-
toms Three doses Of August F7oper will
prove its wonderful effect. Sample bottle,
10 cents. Try il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

Pct DJnan, dyed in the wool Demo-
crai, is not pleased With Cleveland aud
Reform" Possibly he may be one Of the
hungry who expected al office and didn't
get IT, but he tells some truth nevertheless.
Ibis is what he says 10 the Washington
stU.
This vastly bepuiied administration
bias done nothing to curb the importation
Of millions Of foreign outcasts, the paupers
aud criminals OF all creation. IL has done
nothing to promote the purity OF The bal
lot box IL has done nothing to restore
American commerce aud shipping to their
once rroud preemineBce ON the seas. II
has done nothing TO foster trade T, ls'ions
sUh cur American neigbbor nations.
> me things, admit. il has done 1t has
married two or three new wives Ii la
btptiz one Standard oil baby with Is
much hnmmety and huukeyi ism ns if il
hia been SpaLish infanta With lC0
RianHiatbprs or rovsl Russian czar cub
sith neni~ as long NJ fishing pole II
i'as l. onri hsrk ppodl'sIaio fashion and
trHnl atai q ual- nhusesllnR tricks of
h'ffsi Nv b' ~ - F'ii fHH'Nlh h'hf lic
Al an soy uit,t an III ,i4i ~ waltaei
thp WI H,n.t hH. iruoraize
20 hr's' pasf.t <.3sir det the sun rs
spju istiAg trts - fhrn snts II ign ,raHi
ahd re mrsi rif tub. rutr> tor TRAN ed
oiiiei,p II h,s seni irrtle Of surirli
aud uncouth fossils Of the irhihvossnrian
Ieriod ~ ruliti To pie- ~ nnr mighty
ues world rfpnblic At foreign cuuit.. and
fendsr MS langbina stlrk 10 all The
world Ard Il has passed aud sienel that
masterpiece Of malRnsni i-ckrssery. the
interstate cnmmtrcr destruction i'll.
which, II enforced. viii SPEEDILY drive The
whole count, into b.nkrupicy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

10 tho Naiioaa Tribune. S. Chandler.
company u. 5h Vermont. Rimou, VI
snies: ! notice an inquiry from "Assis
tant Surpeoa. as TO The volunteer organ.
izition |, sing the pnst men in action. He
intimates thai the s3i Pennsylvania might
be The one. aud quotes General Walker a.
claiming thai :he 9th New Hampshire bad
that honor II isqnite possible that may
b. misisk,u but shall CHAIN that the 9th
vermont lost more men than any other re-
gimtni. sud he Nrimri hrirsde more
than any otLrr brigade, aud slso larger
percent
rte 5 h yerm ~. from flr.t 20 lat. had
,Gi7 oiirefs aHd men Killed ia action
or died o. wounds. 2nj, unupded. 473,
Total Allied abd ~uuud.d GAG; dird Of dis
eases AID ari e.si-. l25, dischsigrd for
wouDds. l23; ~ disabilities 29s
The briea ls had. fret sad lat. li,I37;
killed. Gi7s dbd 4 soaa.i-. Isl. died Of
disease. 9s7, diei ia r~bl prispus, 800;
that Is, 81 H.. ls7 men. 2Ii7. or uesrly one
~ ionr, died ihst tie nailon might live
The percentage 81 The ofiaihsl five reei-
meats Of the brigade Is @ So killed anl &.
g dying oi SQUADS. Tue per cent. from
the Whole Ua,on army ief killed i. ass.
and dsins a soands. l.s5. OF All the
states. Nrru.oui stood The larses'. Al q. CO.
hai The hrieaie ereeeJs the average
A. the battle q ss,sss SATIN. Va,
ian. - iso2. 81 little l.ks than 400 meu.
lss laird and wear d, VIE Tie neord o.
The 5,h vefmos', oonp1ny I. losine IA on,
81 -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

II was the fashion dnring the war for
English critics to praise rebel generals to
the dispsrsgemeDt OF unlon generals but
We bad supposed that their judgement
bad long ago got the better OF their pre-
laiice. Ii seems that such is not the fact
Gen Wolseley is the most distinguished
living English general. but this is not say.
log great deal, for Wolscley's victories
were all attained fighting bali barbarous
and poorly armed natives Of Asia and
Africa. Moreover be Is now 10 bis do
tage This English general bias lately
written a criticism on the memoirs OF
Gen, Robert L Lee, 10 hirh he sums up
bis estimate Of the rebel general as follows:
"Wben all the angry feelings reused by
secession are buried with those which ex-
listed when the Declaration of Independ-
ence was written, when Americans can re-
view the history OF their last great REBEL
ION With calm impsrtiality, believe that
all will admit that General Lee lowered
far above all men on either side in that
struggle. | believe he will be regarded.
not only as the most prominent figure Of
the Copfederacy, but ~ the great Ameri
can OF the lioeteenth century, whose
statue is well worthy 20 siand on an equal
pedestal with that OF Washington, and
whose memory is equally worthy to be
enshrined IN the hearts of all bis country
men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

When The icsslsiure II ne lAss session
saibonacd the purchase Of icnpcrsnos
tssi books various estimates - 70 The en-
tire cost we're made. ranging from !. Isooo
10 $50 600 The Publishers report that
the orars are al 10. aud ths, the total
smoan. Of the orders . $500 copies.
Tbsse. together With some other books
ordered Tor the schools, viii cost from
$4,000 10 $40, 600
Residents Of Eu,lsni will deliver Mem
Oral Day addresses as iollo~s; Col, G. q
kinsnAn ., PitisAeld. Mr., u, l.. Morgan,
81 Londonderry. Col. Gonldins 81 Weston
snd Colonel Joycs at Nefgeanes. and
Judge Wesley st Townsbend.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

Aae aiffeates q protection seem 10 be
Fraaitg ID Kaelssd Two 81 the ne 81
inspQglaus chsmhefs pt commerce ia the
uasfA higiom those u The GlasgD~
~ Maeebesisr . debated resolutions 10
ias0Ee Tar tfade sod aipioeii, last weeE.
TIE nr@lris Of the iormef carried the
pFepasl'lees ~ vote q eighty eight 10
CTS usse. atsie si Mseeaestsf a. amend
meat tkfrssssag ~anaba,ei coEfAetee ID
ihs sbsirAei principles Of free trade" was
earaA hg siaig ioat 10 thirty three. A
ieN years 40 The publication Of sach Ag-
arse voR.d have psfAl!Aed The eeoaorists
o, Great bfllAia, who Looked apon pro-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

Dissipation. late hours, the cigrfeti'
and lseA II etrctse are sappiog The i'a .
y sod enyrsy Of large portion n oui
yonas inca, especially 10 the large cities
Al competitive examination Of ea4di-
as l0r appointment ss nidstip ea ~
tho Annapolis naval academy from seventh
Naw York congressional district, which l.
made np q three assembly districts 81
Ms YORK. city, held last week, there were
tseita competitions bc,ween the sgr. q
fourteen aud eighteen years. Nota single
one % them passed the physical examine
lioa. s1mc bad heart trouble. Others
maliormslioa Of the chest. aud the rest
were r ieosea for various other bodily de-
iects Blood will iell'' its swn story
wAea il j. Tho sud impoverished
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

! has been too often the praelic 10
FfAatila county. a. ~eil As 10 other parts
Of the stae, hi sppeslr,i liquor ess, 10
caii lils essr sad cbancef the bond 70 a
nonisai aneaut tho. hitting the hlaar
seller 0a allbeas record conviction. Ia
this SIS tae Stipulated severity tor secoi
aal ilsfl aaeases IL made farce. aud q =
seller pa pagipg a small smonnt for foi-
ieisei hgaaa IL occasionally Able TO ttcaltr
ihe rf penalsy. Bat Jndee Ross hss
nefias iss STATES attorney that respou
deais st.hia sic courts Jurisdiction mast
81 pssasel ~ their bopdsmen or they
maA sfaai the consequences Such "a
of4er Ftrry uhefs enforced. wpaid have
~ stes ileai feet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

Tue Charleston Aeps and Courier seems
Of bs 1oEn on Gen. Sheridan Tor some rea-
son, II says IN regard 10 the sentiment o.
the soathern people and his proposed
visit to The Shsnsudoab valley "Thtre is
no lingering trace Of eumiiy in their hearts
tossr4 uco who fought honorabiy and
bravery 80 the opposite eide Of the CREST
war Isn't the line should be drawn u :
hihA the soldiers There is 20 occa,i y
Of hcaofiug any hummer or lncendluy
pbl iail6wrd the fedeIal armies or o
lel q en- Brutal and savage 10 BIZ. cl
dnet 81 tie war Sheridan has shown "a e.
.. i Re rs brutal and savage since il taf =
"a, asa NE earle OF the Valley Of Va
giH9 tueuid not laii TO emphasize 10 vel
pttp.i 5 the utter detestsiion ~ which
b e4aeier anl shameful deeds SO
hrli i elll ever be bcld, by the p ~
n the suulh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

~ cisi kilograms 10 Braiaeesfs from
,a. a loo CITIES aud toS ns tins well are
Encouraging as 70 genersl trade prospects.
a. Ptt.hatsh. CiuCinasti sni St. Lnns.
q ibr Dhla ss'lrs and a. Davenport snd
Om.hs ~ ibs NoFihsesi. At Nes ofl.sn,
snl Aae fr.nri.ro there hiss been an act
nd itpi .n-n'. rr"srzl msreheudise
motias t,s~ls asi M IN, - arcess Of
IT, si.H, Serl P"iiadelphia. Boston
49, omaba i.rpri lees trouble y iih rew
fstls fale., 81 a 10 saber " stern points
,,sy p,m'ss u tea5ius,ing frtistt charges
c.ua4en'~ Nth neticrnbL. COOL fleet
I hv Ae,'llor la eompl.iuts q isinrbshcs
~ lf4 w.. n@iaR to tbs interstate commerce
lac. 4. Marked fbs lr.aQlt ~ Texas
hss hsrA broken. bu. nors rain Is melted.
Cotton asi stock prospects Ia the South
wesl ara improved la the region from
Omaha 10 Milwaukee rain is needed, and
further north farm work and interior
trade have been choked by cool weather.
although spring wheat planting is nearly
completed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

Tae Gtstitsi0n oofresppedeui 81 lh
Noe 3 Is Hu 49, - struck By The ~
peafme / ths Uailtd Sisies ass "a ,pe
eelt3 ftls0 aitendibg the Bnveilips Ut li~
Gsi6au mabamrni tbai be- lslt called afon
- ~ ihsi 4 -uAs andy slsea a sousple
uog piea P,Fhaps tLe time msy eomn
wUes Ns ealiasai cllors slii again ny "a
Caneaa a.t sitaSefhef - maiisr q
kirl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

TIE "a ret~l Gen 7. l.. l.osscr whites
irnm the seeip,ion 81 The pRiresiiy Of
Yirsihis to he Winchester Yiase. denounc
ing iseni Ges. sheridsa for proposins,
10 comPsny vita party Of friends, 10
iato . Trip lLroesh Shenandoah valley
lie siigmsiiEss Sheridan a. 'oold, braisl,
ADD eraol" for eberishing the Dsmory o.
hrillsint exploits Of The Uniou troops On :
DEF bis command 10 preventing The valley
from being used ~ sonrce Of supplies
Ter Lees army Bosscr now s'ss the pco.
pie Of ihe valley 70 refuse Sheridan the
ogaiEary courtesy shown 10 travellers, ard
compel him 10 carry bis rs.ions with HIN.
sheridan must have made Bosser very
sick. indeed. during the var The unhsp.
ny man hss found no cure far The isauaiee
which seized np0n hin then
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12
sCorr's sNuLsios ot PuaN
rod t.ivss oti With Uypephs

fiw Chairsa aad fsl@osarg Troubles.
Dr. ". s. Hoy, Point Pleasant W. Va (,
says. II have made thorough test with
SCOTS Emulsion in Pulmonary Troubles
and General Debility, and have been AS
tonished Of the good results; for children
With Ricketts, or Msrasmus II is unequslled
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

"a aan4sg q Aea otieaus the cOnsle
yAiiaa s. Mnaa Z,aa church ieoiotel
se.8t &c rr6t Is sitbsss baptism ~
tuWsft tar qr.ad iranei heavily pa
sysa biea broke. pfecipiiaiing 6fit
- nHs iato the water Eiali
COLI illnu, colored woman, a
vhas aymau aud white child were
dro4ut1 II Is believed others were also
dioeusl shose bodies we're carried away
IS the eaItnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

Griffith a. Mcintyre Of Dandy have TAX
en- the contract to furnish the rough lum-
Der for the elegant residence OF the Hon,
Levi p. Morton at Rhinebeck, n Y. The
millionaire gets the material for his dwell
ings from the mountains Of his native
state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

Aeo1rdiha 10 figures given by Brads,reei
thefs sire more men out on strikes thaa
there arFe one year ago This would
scem e. saow that the business Of the
eouBtry Is ia an unsatisfactory condition.
hnd glowing worse instead Of better. As
ruia Eae strikes ioHic. greater loss on
the laborias men thaa on the capitalists,
but they may serve one good purpose.
lessa tie production aud release the glui
ia tte markets aud thus have tendency
10 raise prices
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

Wm J Allen Of Springfield, III, who
bas been appointed by President Glove
lad Z $. district Judge to succeed the
late Jadee Treat, was law partner with
General Logan when the war broke out
Wden Logan resigned bis seat 10 congress
10 Bsil against the rebellion, Judge Allen
wa4 elected bis successor aud did what be
conlA g prevent vigorous prosecution Of
the waf Allen waited Southern Illinois
10 60 ei,h the South when the war broke
out and made 10 denial OF public charge
that be assisted in raising a company for
the rebel army And he has been remem
bered and honorui.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

RETsEY CANFIELD's EuArn.

RETsEY CANFIELD'S EsgATr,
= state OF Vernon, District al Nan, hester ..
IL Probate court held u Manchester, viibis
and for said district. ON the 9Th day Of April
A. u. 1887
Tbs executor of the will Of Betsey CaDheid
late Of Arlington IN said diairict decreased pie.
scented an application IN writing 10 said Court.
setting forth that the deceased died seixsd 81
tertsin real estate In ssid town described q
folowsl The home place consisting u about
scrss, aud bounded north and sast BY iands
Enos Csn6sld End David Crofat, south BY
Bsitsnkiii Bivss asd vass w tise, ,Asd of DAN
Crofnt; also . vosd not bonn dsd north Esd ssst
BY isads Of Thomas Quinn, son4b ~ Issds VI
u. ". CsnHsld and west by issds VI George
Vaughn; and representing that IL will be Iscss.
ssry W cell al SD real estate foe the purpose
Of paying the ~Eseies given BY the sili 81 the
deceased, and pstitioning ssid Court tor tbs
reason sforsssid 10 grant him hcssss 10 sell
s4id real estate
wbsrsupon u Vas ordered that bssfing on
said application be had II q Probate Court 10 be
held ri ibs ~ obsie Once In hkprbsstss ~ ssit
District on tha flat day Of hsy. ~ ~. and
that notice 81 said Application. the nature and
reasons thereof, and the time and pises Of hssr-
Ing thereon, be given 10 oil persons interested
by the publication bersof three vcshs saoeess.
ivel, 10 the Manchester JoCRsAL, . sssspspsr
printed IL Manchester IN said District, prs,ioss
10 said time Of hearing,
5is, TOvELASD nUKsos. ysdss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12
I,ULUM a wINIPHED 8. ALLEN

STAT. ~ Vermont. district ~ Manchester . .,
In P,obsts Court held 1t Manchester. within
aud for said District 90 The 9TH dsy VI
April. A. b. fss1
The guardian of LOU Ma, Allen snd Hinifrsd
NJ illes Allen, minors " hsnebss ~ Ia said die.
,rict. Irs,sHtsd 40 Application 10 vritins W sai1
Court. setting forth that bic yards are the
ovpsss, ssbleet " tenancy BY euCsecy. NJ .
certain house and lot 10 the village Of nssckss.
tefin sad town; said premises lng beusdsd
~ foilossf vsst BY The street, north BY iesd u
= N, Hard. ss.t BY land of hrs. Crsvfosd. sad
south b, lands u J. N Russell snd n, D. Aiisp
add Representing that II would - bsnsastsi v
bis vsids 10 have 81 their interest 10 sasd reel
estate sold and The proceeds Invested 10 stosAs,
bonds or 0 her seesfitlesf and psutivsisg esd
cost for the reason Aforesaid 10 great him .
Iiesb.s 70 81 sii his vsrds' Interest is ssid
rssl co sts.
wI.rsapos II vss ordered tkst hsasiss sgos
said application b. had 81 fSobeSs CDuSt W -
held Il ths ProDsts Ofbes In nssebsssSs. 10 said
District, % tbs 1ist dsy u hsy. :, ,. iss7.
and that notice u aid syriicstsys. he sstsss
and rsssors thereof, and iks time ed IiAss u
hes ring thereon, bs gives " ~ Dsrs0es istss.
ssssd. By the Esbiicstlcs ksvssf u he Mas
chester JerssAL, ssvspeees pstuted ~ sald
Manchester. three SEEKS snosssssssty tssvsess
ssv LOvELlsD NUssOs Jsdss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

The Democratic papers are growing over
the fact ihat there is surplus 10 the
national treasury, aud say no such thing
happened when the Republicans bad con-
troll This isav very different claim from
that made by them 10 the last campaign
Then the cry was that the Republicans
bad piled mp an enormous surplus 10 the
treasury hy unnecessary taxation and they
promised 20 reduce the taxation. This
tbeY haze no, done, no, even passing bill
f1r reducing taxation through The honse OF
representatives, where they have major
It's sui here alnpe such bills must origi-
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